UAH 1.7 Million Worth of Medicines for the Military from the Zhebrivskyi Family Charitable Foundation

In 2026, the Zhebrivskyi Family Charitable Foundation has already delivered more than 8,000 packages of Farmak medicines to our Defenders — including tablets, sprays, sachets, injectable medicines, creams, and gels. In total, this includes more than 50 medicinal products worth UAH 1.7 million.

On the front line, service members face wounds, injuries, and illnesses every day, making access to high-quality and easy-to-use medicines critically important for their life and health.

The supplies include pain relief and anti-inflammatory medicines; treatments to alleviate flu and cold symptoms; medicines for neurological disorders associated with deficiencies of vitamins B1 and B6; anti-nausea medicines; treatments for arterial hypertension; anti-allergic and antifungal medicines; treatments for the prevention and management of kidney and urinary tract diseases; medicines used in the treatment of pneumonia; ear drops for acute otitis media; gels for injuries, sprains, and muscle and joint pain, among others.

The medicines were delivered to 16 military units in the Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, Kyiv, and other regions of Ukraine.

We continue to support our defenders.

Caring for the health of those affected by the occupation: Farmak supported the Mobile Doctors project for the third time

For the third time, with the support of Farmak, the Mobile Doctors project helped people from the de-occupied territories to undergo medical examinations and receive medicines. This time, last weekend, doctors visited the village of Pakul, Chernihiv region, located about 12 km from the border with Belarus, which also suffered from russian aggression.

The villages and towns that were under occupation experienced terrible events: torture, hunger, shelling, constant fear, lack of necessities, water, and hygiene products. Of course, all this affected the health of their residents. Many people who remained in their home villages after the occupation are elderly people who have no one to take care of them, therefore it is very difficult for them to recover without outside help.

Thanks to the Mobile Doctors project, the residents of Pakul village underwent an almost complete medical examination, which allowed them to start treatment.

Farmak allocated UAH 4.5 million for vitamin complexes for 20,000 children

Photo. Source: СОС Дитячі Містечка України

The Farmak company donated vitamin complexes to more than 20,000 children who found themselves in difficult living conditions. Vitamins were given to orphans, children from internally displaced families, and others in need. The amount of assistance amounted to more than UAH 4.5 million.